I thought of this and I think it would work BUT. The colors of the graph
which are set by ChartMaker use colornames, and mouseColor uses RGB. And I
I don't know how to convert between the two.
I am going to start a new thread
Todd
On 8/27/05 10:33 AM, "Dick Kriesel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrot
On 8/27/05 7:46 AM, "Todd Geist" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So far I have been unable to figure out how to get a mouseClick to
> tell what Pie Slice I am clicking on.
If the slices have different colors, function mouseColor might help.
-- Dick
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Ok well Now I am making progress :>)
After ChartMaker makes my Chart, I loop through all the Fields in the Chart
Group setting the script property of each field. This lets me pass my own
message to the Card with what was clicked
It also lets me add my own rollover effects to the fields on the
>> I have a button that sends a message to the card and executes a script in
>> the card script. When the script is done, I'd like to send a "done" message
>> back to the button, or to any other object that calls the card script. Is
>> the executionContexts function the right way to go about this
how about appending the target to the handler/function call, that way it
knows where to 'send done' back to.
-Chipp
Scott Rossi wrote:
I'm stealing the title of another email, regarding how to determine what
object sent a message.
I have a button that sends a message to the card and executes
I'm stealing the title of another email, regarding how to determine what
object sent a message.
I have a button that sends a message to the card and executes a script in
the card script. When the script is done, I'd like to send a "done" message
back to the button, or to any other object that cal
Thanks Dick
I am trying another approach, but I am stuck again.
Isn't there a way to iterate through the controls in a group?
Repeat for Control in group ID ?
do some stuff
End repeat
Or some thing like that
Thanks
Todd
On 8/26/05 8:37 PM, "Todd Geist" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> He
On 8/26/05 8:37 PM, "Todd Geist" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Or is there some way for the card to know which slice of the pie was clicked
> On? Is there some property that is set with each object that a message
> passes through?
>
> I am flailing about here :<(
If you knew the ChartMaker con
Hello,
I have been playing around with ChartMaker from Flexible Learning. It is a
very cool little tool!
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Todd Geist
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G e i s t i n t e r a c t i v e
Once my chart is created, I would like to be able to "drill down" on the
graph elements. So I need t
